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05.11.12 The online buzz for moms-to-be


  • New studies suggest parents are actually happier than non-parents, calling past research that says the opposite "flawed." Even during pregnancy, women face pressure for everything to be perfect, causing unnecessary stress.
  • Experts weigh in on the extreme practices (think pre-chewing a baby's food) used by some celebrity parents. Check out our Star Moms section for more on other celeb moms and how they're handling motherhood.
  • The annual State of the World's Mothers report ranks the U.S. as the 25th best country in which to have a baby. Our Ask the Labor Nurse blogger offers some suggestions on how we can improve this situation in the U.S.
  • A California mom has unleashed her fury on a Los Angeles museum security guard who told her to stop breastfeeding. She's even started a Facebook page in search of support. Separately, nurse-in organizers are planning a massive march in Washington, D.C., this summer in support of breastfeeding moms.
  • Babies do benefit from music classes, a new study says. Singer and mom Lisa Loeb talked to Fit Pregnancy recently about her favorite children's music picks.
  • Singer Pink says forget what others say about feeling like a glowing goddess mom-to-be: She says she felt like a mess during her pregnancy. You may not love being pregnant (that's understandable), but check out our list of 20 reasons why you'll miss it.
  • In honor of Mother's Day this weekend, we leave you with a company's commercial with a special thank you message for the women with the hardest jobs—moms. Happy Mother's Day!
     

 

>> Maria Vega is Fit Pregnancy magazine's copy editor.